In the past 5 years, the City of Reno has assisted in adding more than 2,200 new affordable housing units, including the new Eddy House Transitional Living Community, the Carville Park Senior Apartments, the Marvel Way Long-term affordable sober living complex, Dick Scott Manor, and more.

In this episode of On the Agenda, we learn how fee waivers are helping bring more affordable housing to our community with Housing Manager Elaine Wiseman. She also shares details about Arrowleaf on Harvard, a 168-unit affordable housing project supported by City Council’s approval of reduced development fees.

We also hear from Director of Maintenance and Operations Travis Truhill, who explains how the new North Valleys Corporation Yard will improve city services by reducing travel time, cutting costs, and delivering quicker maintenance response to residents in the area.

Plus, we preview upcoming agenda items ranging from community survey results to public safety investments.